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Default Finding the Monday date based on a different date in same week

I have a series of dates (monday through friday) in several weeks and months
throughout the year. I would like to create a corresponding column that
indicates what the Monday date during the week of the original date.

If A1 is original date of 4/14/2006, how can I extract the Monday date of
4/10/2006 into cell B1?

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Default Finding the Monday date based on a different date in same week

Try this:

For a date in A1

B1: =A1+2-WEEKDAY(A1)
That formula returns the Monday date of the same week as the date in A1


Does that help?

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I have a series of dates (monday through friday) in several weeks and months
throughout the year. I would like to create a corresponding column that
indicates what the Monday date during the week of the original date.

If A1 is original date of 4/14/2006, how can I extract the Monday date of
4/10/2006 into cell B1?

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Default Finding the Monday date based on a different date in same week

=A1-(WEEKDAY(A1)-2)

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I have a series of dates (monday through friday) in several weeks and

months
throughout the year. I would like to create a corresponding column that
indicates what the Monday date during the week of the original date.

If A1 is original date of 4/14/2006, how can I extract the Monday date of
4/10/2006 into cell B1?



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Default Finding the Monday date based on a different date in same week

Excellent! Thank you very much.


"Ron Coderre" wrote:

Try this:

For a date in A1

B1: =A1+2-WEEKDAY(A1)
That formula returns the Monday date of the same week as the date in A1


Does that help?

***********
Regards,
Ron

XL2002, WinXP-Pro


"dandiehl" wrote:

I have a series of dates (monday through friday) in several weeks and months
throughout the year. I would like to create a corresponding column that
indicates what the Monday date during the week of the original date.

If A1 is original date of 4/14/2006, how can I extract the Monday date of
4/10/2006 into cell B1?

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Default Finding the Monday date based on a different date in same week

=A1-WEEKDAY(A1-1)+1


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I have a series of dates (monday through friday) in several weeks and
months
throughout the year. I would like to create a corresponding column that
indicates what the Monday date during the week of the original date.

If A1 is original date of 4/14/2006, how can I extract the Monday date of
4/10/2006 into cell B1?



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